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Houston Metro created new bus routes in response to public demand to complement the light rail system. The new routes are planned for Aug. 16. The new planned Coleman Educational Center will Houston Community College with another landmark in the Houston Medical Center. It is being designed with labs to replicate real hospital settings.

The Houston Community College System for Science and Engineering is in search of students ready to participate in a broad range of interactive labs at the renowned research institutions including Rice University and the University of Houston.

Houston Community College broke ground on the Central South Workforce Center on the HCC South Campus just off Highway 288 and Airport Boulevard in the Sunnyside Area.

Houston Community College ushered students towards careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math during its STEM Academy summer session, a program lead by the HCC Minority Male Initiative.

Community members joined HCC officials in celebrating another step in the growth of the HCC South Campus during the groundbreaking of the new Central South Workforce Center.

Houston Community College (HCC) will soon have a bigger presence in the world-renowned Texas Medical Center. Members of the medical and local communities saw plans for the new Coleman Healthcare Educational Facility during a town hall meeting.

An Andre Hermann photography class at Houston Community College could definitely be considered outside of the box. He encourages failure due to experimentation as an engine for growth. He likes to see learning photographers get out of their comfort zones, and he doesn’t shy away from one-on-one interaction when teaching in the field.

RPC Global Owner Abe Gonzalez has a massive assembly line of sorts operating in an 11,500 square-foot warehouse on the Southwest side of Houston. Employees take in unwanted computers, dismantle them, scan them for inventory, wipe the hard drives, and recycle the rest.

Campers have rocketed into the world of science this summer and have learned the principles of science, technology, engineering and math.

The Korean War is often referred to as "The Forgotten War." Dr. Jesus Esparza is looking to change that.